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True Blood (Music from the HBO Original Series, Vol. 2) [Deluxe Version]

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Download links and information about True Blood (Music from the HBO Original Series, Vol. 2) [Deluxe Version]. This album was released in 2010 and it belongs to Theatre/Soundtrack genres. It contains 18 tracks with total duration of 01:06:31 minutes.

Release date: 2010
Genre: Theatre/Soundtrack
Tracks: 18
Duration: 01:06:31
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Howlin' for My Baby (M. Ward) 3:00
2. Evil (Is Going On) (Jace Everett, CC Adcock) 3:02
3. Bad Blood (Beck) 3:27
4. How to Become Clairvoyant (Robbie Robertson) 6:13
5. Shake and Fingerpop (Jr. Walker, All Stars) 2:42
6. Frenzy (Screamin' Jay Hawkins) 2:10
7. Kiss Like Your Kiss (feat. Elvis Costello) (Lucinda Williams) 3:50
8. Gasoline and Matches (Buddy & Julie Miller) 3:12
9. You Did (Bomp Shooby Dooby Bomp) (Chuck Prophet) 4:29
10. You're Gonna Miss Me (The 13th Floor Elevators) 2:27
11. Fresh Blood (Eels) 4:23
12. The Forgotten People (Bon Temps Remix) (Thievery Corporation) 3:12
13. New World In My View (King Britt And Sister Gertrude Morgan) 5:31
14. Beyond Here Lies Nothin' (Bob Dylan) 3:50
15. Bad Things (Acoustic) [Bonus Track] (Jace Everett) 2:59
16. Ain't No Invisible Man (Bonus Track) (Jakob Dylan) 4:52
17. You Can't Drive Me Away (Bonus Track) (Stone Temple Pilots) 4:11
18. Dig (feat. Bubba Kendall) [Bonus Track] (HeadBone) 3:01

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The second series’ soundtrack continues to reflect the gripping shorelines of HBO’s True Blood series with a mostly mature music selection that you’d be hard pressed to find at Hot Topic. M. Ward, Jordan Hudson and Mike Coykendall open with “Howlin for My Baby,” a rockabilly/garage-folk hybrid boasting bass-fuzz and some of that warm vocal reverb found on old CCR recordings. Beck also delivers with “Bad Blood,” a tune recorded exclusively for the series that harks back to his early ‘90s flirtation with Delta blues. Screamin’ Jay Hawkins’ “Frenzy” and the 13th Floor Elevators’ “You’re Gonna Miss Me” both sound great here — peppering the playlist with vintage recordings makes for a compilation with more depth. At the same time, it’s cool that they chose Robbie Robertson’s eerie “How to Become Clairvoyant” rather than one of his older tunes from his tenure with the Band. By adding flourishes of electronica to an Americana structure, Chuck Prophet may have invented Americanica with “You Did (Bomp Shooby Dooby Bomp).” Out of the four bonus cuts, Jakob Dylan’s rootsy “Ain’t No Invisible Man” fits here best.